Cameron rejects Crticism by Archbishop

The transcript discusses the ideological gap between the UK government and the Church, highlighted by Archbishop Rowan Williams' critique of government policies. Prime Minister David Cameron responds, defending the government's stance. Reverend Gillian Craig and former Prime Minister Tony Blair provide insights into the Archbishop's comments, reflecting on the Church's role in politics and its impact.

What was Dr. Rowan Williams' main criticism of the coalition government?

• Their lack of environmental policies

• Their radical long-term policies

• Their focus on healthcare reform

• Their education policies

How did David Cameron respond to the Archbishop's comments?

• He supported the church's right to express views but disagreed with the comments

• He agreed with the Archbishop

• He banned the church from making political statements

• He ignored the comments

What is Reverend Gillian Craig's perspective on the Prime Minister's reaction?

• He expected the reaction

• He thought the reaction was too harsh

• He believed the reaction was too lenient

• He was surprised by the reaction

What role did Tony Blair's faith play during his time in government?

• It was controversial

• It was a minor aspect

• It was not mentioned

• It was a central plank

What is the broader question raised by the Archbishop's political intervention?

• If the church should focus on international issues

• Whether anyone in power is truly listening

• If the government should change its policies

• Whether the church should be involved in education